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Friendship Mission is a PCA Presbyterian church and shelter located
on the western side of Montgomery, Alabama. With our church located in the heart of Montgomery, we are easily accessible to the
homeless, poor and needy of our city. Assisted by church officers and lay
volunteers from the area and around the state, our church and shelter provides: |
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The Report from the Mission Field at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Montgomery, Alabama The
surrounding community enjoyed We served bar-b-cued chicken and pork, potato salad, cole slaw, hot dogs, baked beans, with desserts of cakes, ice cream, water melons and cantaloupes. We also distributed snack bags, hygiene kits and clothes.
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Pastor Vincent Rosato Friendship Mission serves as a shelter housing 50 homeless men at a time, providing food, clothing and most importantly, a chance for men who have lost their way to regain a relationship with Christ. It's a two-fold focus, we want to cater to their physical needs, but the main focus is to preach the word of God to them. During a typical day, Friendship Mission sends out three vans around 7:30 a.m. to pick up homeless men at spots around the city. The men are brought to the church, where they are given meals and attend Bible study meetings and worship services. They also are given an opportunity to shower, get clean clothing, relax and watch television.
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The 25-year-old walked out of a battered relationship and into hospitals, where she slept in emergency room waiting areas, hoping nobody could tell the difference between her and others waiting for care... Drugs
and alchohol pushed Will
Friendship Mission women's director Danette Boyd gives a testimony during the October fund raising banquet.
Congratulations
Friendship
Mission extends a hand of
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Elijah Peterson walks about 30 minutes at least once a day to Friendship
Mission to eat and gather a meal for his mother, who uses a wheelchair.
Hundreds
showed up for the 2008 Christmas Fair. Everyone received a good
meal, warn blankets and the word of God.
video that was shown at our October fund
raising banquet.
Friendship Mission's July 4th celebration. 
Friendship
Mission says thanks to the STEP Foundation in Montgomery for
their participation in our fair on Dec 9. You can learn more about STEP
by visiting their 
Area shelters lack facilities for women, families.
Foreman and Dannette Boyd into the gutter.
There lives were far different Saturday afternoon at Friendship Mission
where the couple exchanged wedding vows ...
Wedding
at Friendship Mission! Mr. Thomas Whitfield and Ms. Kimberly Vinyard
were wed on March 8 at Friendship Mission 
to
Tyrone Winters 'Big Red" as he continues to work for his GED.
Big Red was presented the award for the Most Improved Student of the
Year award during graduation ceremonies at Robert E Lee High
School. 
gratitude to the Southeastern Bible College of Birmingham, Alabama
for providing a choir that is 'Making A Difference–Impacting the
World'. Please visit their 
Friendship
Mission sends their thanks to the Eastwood choir for their
performance at the mission on Dec 10.